Napoleon On 2Pac Being Scared After Forming Movement Called "50 N***az" After Receiving Letters.

Napoleon on the movement Tupac wanted to create.

[@poetscane8492]

I remember in Prodigy’s book..he spoke of how he gained respect for Pac after he passed. E Money Bags had a notebook Pac left, with the plans for this very movement. E Money gave the book to Prodigy and it changed his whole perspective of how he saw him.

[@patrickjenkins9471]

That's deep....as in touching the soul

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯 PAC and prodigy had the same energy and vision

[@donovanbrown7993]

And e moneybags was a real street dude. Pac had killers ready to follow him

[@THEDONSTR8Fightah76]

THAT’S MY HERO!! PRODIGY.

[@THEDONSTR8Fightah76]

The reason I started writing and spittin’.

[@kevinwashington3021]

Tupac was by far the most revolutionary hip hop artist by far.

[@dominicbrogsdale3348]

Man dude was sincerely trying to help us!

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@JoeJoe-di4oj]

Not just in hip Hop but in our generation there's no one else

[@jamesogo2904]

Much respect to this patriot Napoleon r🫡,a true friend to Pac the real🐐 of rap.Thank for keeping Pac legacy .

[@user-fx6zl9jh5c]

The biggest burden Pac carried was to be a savior to young black men

[@byrdie111]

❤❤❤❤❤Well Said💙💙💙💙💙

[@RamFamGamerz]

"And my mission is to be more than just a rap musician... the elevation of today's generation if I can make 'em listen" this was the Epitome of 2pac! 🔥

[@DoloGomez]

Chills

[@iloveblackwomen9926]

I baptized the public now y’all all thugs now you love it

[@omeizausman3952]

That is greatness if anyone doesn't understand the meaning. I still don't understand why and how anyone will compare Pac to the others. He was way ahead of them other rappers. He is the greatest thing I have seen in hip hop

[@jayd4ever]

problem is not all black people want to be united

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Yea...

[@slip-n-rollboxing1826]

That still shouldn't stop you for trying

[@planetduh]

Problem is the nefarious acts that keep us all divided.

[@dominicbrogsdale3348]

​@@slip-n-rollboxing1826 exactly 💯 and that's why he so LOVED Pac probably knew that but the difference from him and the other artist is that he LOVED US AND TRIED!

[@theblackmonk3153]

Yeah slavery did a number on us it created a lot of 🦝

[@mobbstsarshady2061]

This the best interview I've seen in a while

[@outlaw6]

That’s deep because I definitely heard that before but that just goes to show you how much power 2Pac had and how many people he reached at such a young age and that was the beginning stages of his career too

[@timdavis4629]

He was ahead of our times.

[@Author_tank_thompson]

Wow powerful movement sad we didn’t see him reach his full potential.

[@iloveblackwomen9926]

Pac will out live all of our lives

[@tana_frmgates]

Man Tupac was the bravest dude to ever walk earth keep his energy alive

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

If you say so...

[@joomoo323]

King Leonidas was the bravest

[@jada8047]

I thought Jesus was

[@dominicbrogsdale3348]

The Man really dude try and that's why he so LOVED!

[@minatodroger7890]

Tupac transcended the genre man

[@djmidas7]

Its a shame, black men don't have this mentality anymore. I was born 2 months before Pac, 1971. We were brought up to love and teach our people the best we know how. Hip-hop was our way of communicating to the people, to build us up, not destroy each other. Today I was called militant by a trap rapper but he's a real nigga, lol. Death culture will be our own demise. I still love my people but they need to love themselves. MLK, PAC, X died for what???? By who??? Stay human and respect to the ancestors✊🏾❤

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Damn

[@esikucostara6150]

He was a damn visionary. The greatest. Thank you Mutah👑

[@CLOSPLAYZ]

Keep up the great work on Tupac, Art of dialogue 🔥

[@tys1646]

2:36 that’s why he’s the 🐐

[@bradbosch5541]

King was absolutely brilliant and necessary, long live the Tupac Shakur

[@jeromekell8569]

Sad that Pac really needed to understand that u must practice what u preach & n this world that means sacrafice cause the last thing we saw Pac doing didnt represent what Napoleon is claiming.Pac needed time 2 grow but our hatred & disrespect for our lives often makes us fall short of this tedious task.❤ 2 Pac 4 Ever & his legacy.

[@samielzerai4636]

maybe it was hard for him to practice it after being shot five times and wrongfully convicted and doing time in a maximum pen, plus people like wendy williams spreading false rumors about him being raped in prison and other nonsense. Don't forget that his friends turned their backs on him when he needed them the most. Everything he was involved in has been indirectly/directly done by "his people" which hurt him deeply and pissed him off. Who can blame him

[@gottivito478]

He never get that chance, he was to young, sadly

[@leonknight558]

That’s our job to carry out those wishes.

[@scLefQ]

Many of you see Pac's social justice side and expect him to be like MLK. What many of us overlook when admiring MLK was, he got killed in the same manner Malcom X did. When you're making moves, you're going to be hated regardless. The key is to always be prepared and stay ready. Pac was more of a hybrid of the 2; in many aspects.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Damn.

[@hygory8576]

🌑🌃One☝️Of Ur Greatest Outlaw and One☝️Best Of Ur Best Interviews 👑🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@brianbayer4868]

I remember Tupac talking about this.

[@1takemedia238]

A son of a Black 🖤 panther the United States government would never allow such that explains why they didn't protect 2 PAC 😤💯🎯🐐💪🏾

[@alexandro-britodacosta6325]

They didn't protect him because they are the ones who killed him like Nipsey

[@kactusJacko]

With all Pacs ups & downs, rise and falls Pac was a bad muthaphuka! This is what separated him. 💯

[@truestdude]

That part

[@NorthLondonn]

If you want to hear Pac talk about this, listen to his phone call with Monster Kody. RIP both 🕊️

[@onenation1124]

Great call he was definitely still working on it

[@walterbigfrancoalibradshaw5204]

PLAIN N SIMPLE 🐐💪🏾

[@YeahDasLayLowMike]

At this point we have enough info about Pac to get a series like power tbh

[@KaspRoc]

Quality work Art! Pac is proud of you!

[@matthewbush2371]

Gone but not forgetting RIP TUPAC SHAKUR WESTSIDE 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@tropikallightningtunez87]

People should always remember that Pac WAS a Panther. The gang shit was his way of getting his military training to continue the war, he was always about power to the people continuation of the Panther spirit

[@ak4t7]

"Killing ain't fair but somebody gotta do it..." Yep. He definitely put a stop to violence and promoting violence. 👌

[@GFBSTPPI]

facts, ppl tryna rewrite history. pac was definitely a part of and promoting gang violence when he died

[@richardterungwakombol6406]

You are judgeing a 25yr old human being for not being perfect after going through what he did Lmao. Keyboard warriors.

[@makaveli7165]

silence lowiq manchild

[@mr.international23]

It’s called “killing on wax.”

[@ak4t7]

My good lad, I'm far from a keyboard warrior... 25 is an ADULT... He wasn't a kid... He was a grown man. 25 is a grown man, sir. We have to offer balance - can't praise him to the point of sycophancy.

[@luahvillain]

Every time I watch one of bruh interviews I be waiting to hear "Rrrrrright Right"

[@demetriahogan494]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jk2171]

"Shpeakin of...."

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@demetriahogan494that's you in your profile picture

[@user-bd5qh6pu3v]

Pac was a real nigga that spit the real life stories on the mic pac rapped with alot of heart there was a meaning to his music that hit home on the streets real life hip-hop pac was a true legend there won't be another 2pac

[@marlonhosten4693]

Pac had that Malcolm X like ability to reach the people at the bottom like few can ❤❤❤❤❤.

[@IShotTupac]

Pac had zestyyy Flava lik rupaul to get men in hotel beds wit him 🤣

[@cashawnnallred2947]

I love this ❤❤❤ Tupac =Goat and Difference Maker !!!😢🎉❤

[@mobeus84]

Mutulu wrote the code of Thuglife. 50 Niggaz was his way of startin a fully black representation from every state. But no one would run with it. Also Pac was a gemeni. He would literally spend a couple of months on something like this but then something would always happen that would make him mad and disappointed in it and he would quit it and start something else. That's just how he was to be completely honest with you the dude was a workaholic he just had to be involvedin somethin at all times. He moved all over the country. 2pac was legitimately the 90s veraion of a malcolm or MLK he just had a media that portrayed him as a loud violent guy. And he really wasnt. He would get wild for sure. But he was a kid for real having to grow uo too fast. And a lot of people like anyone who makes it in Show Business was leeching off of him and trying to get money for themselves any way they could

[@plewisjr90]

What's him being a gemini have to do with anything?

[@Whyamihere88]

​@@plewisjr90literally nothing at all.

[@mobeus84]

@@plewisjr90 i mention it for 2 reasons. First off, if ur a fan u know HE himself took being a gemini very serious. Whether u believe in that stuff or not doest matter. He did. And if u know what a gemeni is thenbu know what i mean. The gemeni is a symbol of twins within 1 soul. Today wed call it bi polar lol. But im not going to call him that w no evidence of a mental illness. Thats not evn the point. But its cool of all that u picked the part u didnt like to call out. Dont even know who u are.

[@patriotparty5973]

I’m 42 back in the day the arguments about who’s better big or pac this that I got to breath the same air and be young bumping that shit loud as fuck we all had systems to live it and now fast forward and to see pac get his due is great he touch many souls and is a big part of alot of our lives childhood a true legend big is great pac is king #thuglife

[@leticiaamaro1212]

Where is the whole video? I Love Napoleon s way of telling about the past and now❤️

[@deronmwhite]

@napoleon Much respect from the Navajo Nation my G

[@1stgengamer73]

Makaveli tha Don 👑🐐the greatest of all time, you are truly missed homie

[@daprez5966]

Amazing answer much respect Napoleon 🤞🏽💯

[@bronxstar3991]

Much Respect!!

[@85haiti]

Damn! Napoleon the only outlaw that really inspired by tu pac wisdom.. the only one!

[@ABDEl-ke7jv]

He's literally the Last 1 left! No pun intended ijs

[@michaeldell9439]

Danm You are right

[@mngvilla]

God bless you, brother!

[@heavydown2582]

I would have loved nothing more than to have (one day) seen Senator Tupac Shakur being sworn in and seated, for his first congressional term in office. Think of what that would have done to the mindset of those young "thugs" who were willing to do ANYTHING he may have persuaded them to. Could've been the next best thing to actually witnessing: "The Reincarnation of Malcolm X." But, that would've meant his going against a part of the very culture that he very much played a part in creating. It would've been like Malcolm--going back to the communities and trying to undo the damage he wreaked havoc on in his earlier life. What a beautiful dream. But, unfortunately...Pac couldn't keep himself alive long enough to allow that degree of change to wash over him. What a tragic loss of potential.

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

PAC was a real dude he was about the unity and his people but dudes turned on him

[@onenation1124]

I think pac could have united black and white he had my ears I'm white and because of him I looked in to the panthers from there I went on to the moors and real Egypt black jesus I'm still learning

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

@@onenation1124 that’s all pac wanted to do was bring people together but the powers that be ain’t want that

@@onenation1124na just blacks

[@onenation1124]

Na that's just the way you think you clearly didn't listen to his lyrics

@@onenation1124 listen clear enough but we as blacks need to unite not wit no cave beast

[@Pacghost456]

Yo we need to continue this movement that Pac started serious. Everyone share this on your platform please

[@onenation1124]

We definitely should make it a world thing I'm from uk and we need it as well

[@Marcsxx]

Pac was powerful, a baby Panther.. 🔥

[@khairt1731]

Pac was way ahead of his time.

[@dreswalks]

Napoleon always speaks the truth. If you go back and watch Tupac resurrection they put in audio of 2pac speaking on what Napoleon is talking about in this video

[@patrickjenkins9471]

Yeah, you're right.......I've watched Tupac Resurrection about 5 times to make sure I didn't miss ANYTHING

[@searchpartylintonkush]

Blessup Nap😤🫡

[@ABDEl-ke7jv]

Maaan, Pac was 25 during his Time of Ascension. I'm 41 today n he still one of my Hero's!!!!

[@BlackBiker1017]

PAC THE GOAT

[@ogolodarlington1335]

Pac is simply the Greatest!! You cant tell me nothing

[@cecilwarren4587]

That right there is the only reason needed for him to be the goat

[@byrdie111]

“Heart of a soldier with a brain to teach a whole nation, feeling no more pain” Pac💯

[@chicobailey2661]

The G.O.A.T.🙌🏽

[@salcastanon9905]

Damn that’s an Awesome interview🔥💯 2Pac is a Real ‘G’🙏🏽

[@chargedupblacklyric5071]

Our brother Pac wanted true change.

[@ajavon00]

Beautiful

[@ronaldbarnes1422]

CIA was not going to let that happen 👌🏾 By any means

[@onenation1124]

That's why he had the problems he had I think anyway everyone that helped bring him down blew up

[@Tamara-ny2ey]

💪🏾 4 EVER TUPAC.

[@MrSleeplessnights]

The black leader we never got. SMH much love Tupac ❤

[@wabasher3168]

2pac would've been so proud of Napoleon. Towards how much he has grown aswell as continuing to be his voice. Long Live PAC

[@rolliemosley]

You can debate about where Pac place is in rap history (he's goat to me). But I'll stand on I dont think no rapper ever cared more about there people.

[@onehitterquitter2130]

That what his phone call with Monster Kody was about.

[@truestdude]

I remember this. Pac was a real 1. He truly cared about his community

[@LxrdKhuFu]

Upload More Bow Wizzle Story's

[@TerryLouiswiththethickness]

MAKAVELI THE GREATEST TO EVER DO IT. BIGGER THAN JUST MUSIC

[@LuckyBide]

2Pac was a leader and a general, he could have made millions of people follow him.

[@machiavellick]

Love you MUTTA! You great!~

[@planetduh]

Shame this wasn't touched upon in his documentary. Powerful message.

[@fresh2354]

2Pac was a prophet.

[@kwyelundbecton3121]

It don't matter how old you are as long as you helping your community.

[@2pacthegreatestofalltime]

They just don't make them like the 🐐 no more! Another example why he consider on level of MLK, Malcolm X, and Bob Marley of the worlds! No other rapper has this Genius impact since Hip Hop creation!🐐 Sh** Period! 💯

[@truewordsworth8659]

This is literally why Tupac will always be put above every other rapper in life....a revolutionary soldier on God...❤✊🏿...none before none to come...these rappers are nothing close..

[@michaeldell9439]

Right

[@DPGizzle.]

That part

[@pleasecheese803]

Rest easy Pac 🙏🏾, 803

[@user-my3rk2mw1l]

until the end of time - Breathin

[@joshmunoz1985]

Sounds like it also scared the feds to.

[@gmoney7971]

Wow!!!

[@gooogolme]

Long live Mutulu Shakur👊🏿

[@FurlowFurlow]

Da realest

[@jameswatts3466]

The Black Panthers started the w.i.c program and the free breakfast and the free lunch and health program's

[@Trolondo33]

Salute Mutah ✅

[@Original94]

Thats y they killed em.

[@IdontevenknowU]

He didn't get killed, he committed suicide by jumping a real gangster

[@MultiKadafi]

​​​@@IdontevenknowUshut ur peanut head up.

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

Also no rapper ever from what i have seen tried or us trying so hard to stop the violence in these neighborhoods..someone today needs to step up and break this cycle cause to many lifes lost and ruined and taught to the next generation over some bullsht

[@Ktown4500]

What he saying thats how the drug spots that ran 24 hours on the westside of Chicago ran we took breaks before and after school started I can remember this from 92-99 .

[@LivinTheLife714]

🙌🐐

[@corrielangenbaker6999]

Deathrows environment went against everything Pac morally stood for. Dre should of took Pac to Aftermath 💯💯💯

[@audioreacts4957]

alot of our people today can never 1/4 of the courage tupac shakur had.

[@FurlowFurlow]

Real talk

[@suntzuusuntzuu7058]

very insightful interview.

[@DoloGomez]

What it must be like for such a young man to leave such an impression on the world.

[@dameyonealons7085]

I remember that paper being in Atlanta

[@kingfeeq]

💯💯💯

[@bosshog9347]

I can believe this true because in my era we was ready to ride with pac on his beliefs

[@tonyjulian1289]

They really ignorant now Iike 100 times more

[@RareAirTwo4]

2pac lowkey could have overthrown the government if his plans came to fruition. Pac had the mentality of a general.

[@tiffanymarie6726]

I'm here👀👀

[@lamontwilliams4172]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@anubisthagod]

Theres a video on YT, forgot what its called, but Pac himself details this movement in a phone call and lays it out.

[@jonp9300]

❤

[@kingp109]

I have a copy of the thug life code. It's also in the Tupac legacy book